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Kenneth Skovhede 179d1ceb47 Make controller Async
This PR has a large blast radius because it takes the final step and bumps up the Controller to be fully async.

We have historically done a piece-by-piece update, so all operations were already async but the controller interface was kept synchronous.

With this update, the controller is now fully async and all tests are updated.

Most places where the new C# compiler warns about function names not ending in `Async` were also adressed, giving a massive refactor change.

Functionally, no changes are done.
2026-05-13 15:04:13 +02:00

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using CoCoL;
using Duplicati.Library.Main.Operation.Common;
using Duplicati.Library.Main.Volumes;
using System;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
namespace Duplicati.Library.Main.Operation.Backup
{
/// <summary>
/// This class receives data blocks, registers then in the database.
/// New blocks are added to a compressed archive and sent
/// to the uploader
/// </summary>
internal static class DataBlockProcessor
{
private static readonly string LOGTAG = Logging.Log.LogTagFromType(typeof(DataBlockProcessor));
public static Task RunAsync(Channels channels, BackupDatabase database, IBackendManager backendManager, Options options, ITaskReader taskreader)
{
return AutomationExtensions.RunTask(
new
{
Input = channels.OutputBlocks.AsRead(),
SpillPickup = channels.SpillPickup.AsWrite(),
},
async self =>
{
var noIndexFiles = options.IndexfilePolicy == Options.IndexFileStrategy.None;
var fullIndexFiles = options.IndexfilePolicy == Options.IndexFileStrategy.Full;
var blocklistHashesAdded = 0L;
BlockVolumeWriter blockvolume = null;
TemporaryIndexVolume indexvolume = null;
System.Diagnostics.Stopwatch sw_workload = new();
long allowed_workload_ms = options.CPUIntensity * 100;
try
{
while (true)
{
using var b = await self.Input.ReadAsync();
// Check if the process has spent more than allowed workload time
if (options.CPUIntensity < 10 && sw_workload.ElapsedMilliseconds > allowed_workload_ms)
{
// Sleep the remaining time
int time_to_sleep = 1000 - (int)allowed_workload_ms;
await Task.Delay(time_to_sleep);
sw_workload.Reset();
}
sw_workload.Start();
// We need these blocks to be stored in the full index files
var isMandatoryBlocklistHash = b.IsBlocklistHashes && fullIndexFiles;
// Lazy-start a new block volume
if (blockvolume == null)
{
// Before we start a new volume, probe to see if it exists
// This will delay creation of volumes for differential backups
// There can be a race, such that two workers determine that
// the block is missing, but this will be solved by the AddBlock call
// which runs atomically
if (!isMandatoryBlocklistHash && await database.FindBlockIDAsync(b.HashKey, b.Size, taskreader.ProgressToken) >= 0)
{
b.TaskCompletion.TrySetResult(false);
sw_workload.Stop();
continue;
}
blockvolume = new BlockVolumeWriter(options);
blockvolume.VolumeID = await database.RegisterRemoteVolumeAsync(blockvolume.RemoteFilename, RemoteVolumeType.Blocks, RemoteVolumeState.Temporary, taskreader.ProgressToken);
indexvolume = noIndexFiles ? null : new TemporaryIndexVolume(options);
blocklistHashesAdded = 0;
}
var newBlock = await database.AddBlockAsync(b.HashKey, b.Size, blockvolume.VolumeID, taskreader.ProgressToken);
b.TaskCompletion.TrySetResult(newBlock);
// If we are recording blocklist hashes, add them to the index file,
// even if they are already added as non-blocklist blocks, but filter out duplicates
if (indexvolume != null && isMandatoryBlocklistHash)
{
// This can cause a race between workers,
// but the side-effect is that the index files are slightly larger
if (newBlock || !await database.IsBlocklistHashKnownAsync(b.HashKey, taskreader.ProgressToken))
{
blocklistHashesAdded++;
indexvolume.AddBlockListHash(b.HashKey, b.Size, b.Data);
}
}
if (newBlock)
{
await blockvolume.AddBlockAsync(b.HashKey, b.Data, b.Offset, (int)b.Size, b.Hint)
.ConfigureAwait(false);
if (indexvolume != null)
indexvolume.AddBlock(b.HashKey, b.Size);
// If the volume is full, send to upload
if (blockvolume.Filesize > (options.VolumeSize - options.Blocksize))
{
//When uploading a new volume, we register the volumes and then flush the transaction
// this ensures that the local database and remote storage are as closely related as possible
await database.UpdateRemoteVolumeAsync(blockvolume.RemoteFilename, RemoteVolumeState.Uploading, -1, null, false, default, null, taskreader.ProgressToken);
blockvolume.Close();
IndexVolumeWriter indexVolumeCopy = null;
if (indexvolume != null)
{
// TODO: It is much easier to let the BackendManager deal with index files,
// but it adds a bit of strain to the database
indexVolumeCopy = await indexvolume.CreateVolumeAsync(blockvolume.RemoteFilename, options, database, taskreader.ProgressToken).ConfigureAwait(false);
// Create link before upload is started, it will be removed later if upload fails
await database.AddIndexBlockLinkAsync(indexVolumeCopy.VolumeID, blockvolume.VolumeID, taskreader.ProgressToken).ConfigureAwait(false);
}
var blockVolumeCopy = blockvolume;
blockvolume = null;
indexvolume = null;
if (options.Dryrun)
{
Logging.Log.WriteDryrunMessage(LOGTAG, "WouldUploadFile", "Would upload file: {0}", blockVolumeCopy.RemoteFilename);
}
else
{
await database.CommitTransactionAsync("CommitAddBlockToOutputFlush", true, taskreader.ProgressToken).ConfigureAwait(false);
await backendManager.PutAsync(blockVolumeCopy, indexVolumeCopy, null, false, () => database.FlushBackendMessagesAndCommitAsync(backendManager, taskreader.ProgressToken), taskreader.ProgressToken).ConfigureAwait(false);
}
}
}
// We ignore the stop signal, but not the pause and terminate
await taskreader.ProgressRendevouzAsync().ConfigureAwait(false);
sw_workload.Stop();
}
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
if (ex.IsRetiredException())
{
// If we have collected data, merge all pending volumes into a single volume
if (blockvolume != null)
{
if (blockvolume.SourceSize > 0 || blocklistHashesAdded > 0)
{
await self.SpillPickup
.WriteAsync(new SpillVolumeRequest(blockvolume, indexvolume))
.ConfigureAwait(false);
}
else
{
await database
.RemoveRemoteVolumeAsync(blockvolume.RemoteFilename, taskreader.ProgressToken)
.ConfigureAwait(false);
}
}
}
throw;
}
});
}
}
}